Which of the following is NOT a condition of release?

Incarceration without bond is not a condition of release because it signifies that the individual will remain in custody and not be granted the opportunity to be released prior to trial or the resolution of their case. Conditions of release are designed to ensure that a defendant can appear in court while allowing them some level of freedom in the community.

Conditions such as a written promise to appear demonstrate a commitment from the defendant to adhere to legal proceedings without being detained. An unsecured bond allows the defendant to leave custody without having to pay funds upfront, indicating that they can be released based on the promise of payment if they fail to appear in court. A secured bond requires the posting of a certain amount of money as collateral for the defendant's return to court but still facilitates their release. In contrast, incarceration without bond does not provide any opportunity for the individual to be released and thus does not meet the criteria for conditions that facilitate release.